Mystery with woofers. Help!

Thanks everyone!!

@knotscott Interesting. I think you’re correct about the bass. The midbass was taking care of all but the lowest frequencies, and then crossed over to the sub. This explains how I missed the inactive woofers.

I texted with Dick Diamond of GTT Audio today. He is the former director of sales at YG. He also suggested that I consider bi-amping in the future. In the meantime, I’m excited to get some jumpers connected and hear what the Haileys will produce on their own.

I'd find some wire in my garage and make some temporary jumpers and be reporting back how the bass sounds by now.

Fair play for owning up.

I feel like an arse

This reminds me of the time I was at a friends house. He has small floorstanders and the woofers had ALOT of excursion. My Avior ii speakers don’t have very much excursion but give tremendous bass. I was curious about the difference so I asked Duke at audiokinesis and he said a woofer that moves a lot is trying to do too much and the sound quality will suffer. He did say that it’s not a design flaw when the woofer has that much movement though. Happy new year to all 

Remember that jumpers are part of the speaker cable line and get good ones.  I replaced standard stamped metal jumpers with cyro treated strand jumpers and it made a big difference.